theproph
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I live in a pretty small town so I dont have a lot of options when it comes to dump banks or banks for that matter. My CU orders me boxes of halves and dimes every week. I then dump at my fiancees CU and repeat the cycle each week. I also found out my CU and my fiancees CU go in on coin orders together, some kind of partnership, even though they are totally different branches/brands of CU. Anyways do I run the risk of searching my own dumps because my CU buys/sells coin back and forth with my dump bank? When the armored car service picks up the dumps they obviously go to Loomis to get counted and re-rolled but do I run the risk of my dumps getting picked up, rerolled, boxed, then sent right back to me or do they rotate their stock? I ask because I swear I got the same exact half that someone drew sunglasses and a hat on with a permanent marker the next week after dumping it. Should I try and dump at a different bank thats not working with my CU or since most banks use Loomis around me does it even matter where I dump? Any thoughts, info would be great! Thanks!
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) tells me that 1 of 2 scenarios would get you boxes of new/mostly new coins: 1. Your supplier is running low on inventory and dipping into stock that has been boxed for years, and these paricular coins were boxed primarily from new bags of halves directly from the Fed. I don't really expect this to be the case very often as I don't think the coin courier service would tie up a large amount of their resources in boxes of coins that just sit there collecting dust for years on end. That doesn't make good "business sense" at all. 2. Your supplier ran low on inventory and received new inventory from the Fed which were boxed up along with the other coins that came in that day/week. Due to half dollars not circulating much in my lifetime, I would think that the Fed still has many bags of halves in their possession that have never seen the light of day.






